It should, but I the end it depends on your system. Each distro has their own default behavior.

rm -rf <some placeholder>

Works for . current directory. Yay!

… also works for / system root. 🔥 Nay!

As long as it can distinguish between int and uint - yesss!

Jokes aside, I struggle more with abominations like JavaScript and even Python.

This is still a good practice to find out who is actually working and who is thinking Zero-effort copy&paste will do.

Now you have all right to motivate your mate fixing their code. HF with the stick!

No matter how hanky this setup is, the official YouTube app is jankier.

It pays the video creators

Then why are almost all of them on patreon and ask for a donation?

I manage my entire life with Logseq. Syncing is done via github, since I have nothing to hide there. I would recommend setting up your own gitlab server instead.

I think I had enough Internet for today.

That’s the devil locks lol

They tested how well these It depts are doing their job. Apparently, a few of them failed to check the update before rolling out.

Und dann geht nach dem Kernelupdate Bluetooth nicht mehr xD

Is this the Linux premium subscription, we were all waiting for? So we get access to a terminal emulator for our money?

“Wer an Rentenfonds glaubt, der glaubt auch an den Weihnachtsmann.”

Welche deutsche Firma? Da sind doch nur FOSS Projekte drin, die von der Community entwickelt werden.

Ein Schritt in die Unabhängigkeit.

That moment when you wake up, still drunk from last night, and it’s slowly becoming clear what you have done during blackout.

Glad I use Nobara 😜

That’s what I’m trying to say - in the probably most upsetting way - All of my distros - Ubuntu, Nobara, Debian and so on: all of them have vi as a symlink - only, these days.

I can’t confirm this. when using vi, I have syntax highlighting, split windows and even search and replace. Even my Termux installation states it’s vi improved, when issuing vi -h.

There is no point in typing the “m” in vim. Just edit your files with the vi shortcut.